Iso file has wrong size error

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kronoSX

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I got a file here which i downloaded from utorrent.There were 16 seeders and it took about 20 minutes to download.THe file is 169 mb zipped.

When i unzip it it shows me 2 files as per normal the one .mdf(imagefile) and the other .mds.The weird thing is that the mdf=365mb and the mds=2.6kb.

When mounting the file disc properties only show 16mb,this cant be right.I installed tyrian2000(no worries it became freeware since 2004)
THe game wont run and the program folder where the game is installed folder size is only 16mb.wtf:cry:
Is it windows 7 that is causing this.
Also when mounting the image powerdvd comes up and plays the game music..lol
 
PsyWulf said:
http://tyrian.dl.spilsby.net/tyrian2000.zip
5meg zip file,14meg unpacked,no ISOs

This a DOS game?
Click to expand...
What the hell have i been downloading..lol.


This is what it says


Tyrian was an absolutely fantastic blaster back in the days of VGA graphics
and two-button joysticks, giving gamers a much-needed dose of arcade style
vertically scrolling shooting. It still plays well even to this day but it's
good to see that it's been given a new lease of life in this fast paced sequel.
Basically this is more of the same - while that's a kiss of death cliche for
many sequels, in Tyrian's case it's a blessing.
All you need to worry about is turning the lights off, the sound up
and getting your name up on the high score table.
Opening up the basic arcade formula is the full game, which lets you buy weapon,
shield and armor upgrades from money earned during each level.
This is considerably harder than the standard game but lets you have greater
firepower and defense systems later on - stock up on multiple side arms and
secondary weapons and you've got yourself a space-faring death machine.
The way the screen is filled with enemies, explosions and powerups is
awfully pretty and at times a bit psychedelic - in other words,
it looks the part of a classic blaster.
A slightly dated but thoroughly playable shoot 'em up.

Features:
Over 65 levels that span 5 Episodes
Full Game, Arcade and Timed Battle Modes
Supports 1 or 2 players on the same PC
3 Difficulty Levels
Over One Dozen Hidden Levels and Modes
The Jukebox
The Ship Editor
10 Ships
Over 100 Weapons
 
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